Nursing Home Communities in Easton, MD

"I gave several holiday performances at this facility with a school group, and visited it with friends who had grandparents living there. The facility was larger than it seemed from the outside. I liked its location; it is recessed in a small corner of town in such a way that you feel isolated yet secure. This definitely seemed to help the staff keep an eye on those residents who took to wandering about outside the facility. The facility itself seemed to be more than adequate, with relatively large single rooms and a large common area. However, I was always a little puzzled by the seemingly small amount of staff present, and how easily one could enter the facility after visiting hours (the door was never locked and I never saw staff members monitoring it). It felt like such a large place would require a large staff on hand, but I never saw more than a half dozen or so employees at one time. Perhaps they were all just busy caring for the residents. Residents were kept very comfortably, and my friend's grandmother was allowed to have numerous paintings hung around the room, along with other items from home scattered about. The food was not bad either. The entire facility was well furnished, though the furniture was nothing fancy. Some areas seemed to be in need of tidying, but overall it was fairly clean and very professional. "

"I am pleased with Bay Ridge Health Care Center. We just have some issues concerning communication. I've been playing cat and mouse with the social worker trying to find out what's going on and what's the progress about our Medicare coverage but we haven't heard anything about it. They used to tell me everything about my mom once a week. But now I haven't heard anything for the last three weeks so I put in several calls and they just put in the call to the nurse. When I ask the nurse how she is doing, she always say that she is doing fine. I want to know what's going on. I want more detailed information. I want every department to call me and tell me everything about her condition. I think they should communicate with the families on a regular basis. "

Lifecare at Lofland Park is a senior living community situated in Seaford, Delaware. It provides a range of care options, including skilled nursing care, memory care, respite care, and hospice care, ensuring that residents receive care tailored to their individual needs. The community offers both private and semi-private rooms, allowing residents to select the living arrangement that best suits their preferences.Rooms at Lifecare at Lofland Park are equipped with various amenities to enhance comfort and convenience. The community features a variety of amenities designed to enrich residents' lives, such as outdoor common areas, organized activities and programs, communal dining, walking and hiking areas, and spiritual activities. Additionally, health and wellness activities, entertainment programs, and social events are available to keep residents engaged and active.Lifecare at Lofland Park also provides a comprehensive array of services to support residents' well-being. Nurses are on staff to offer medical care, and physical therapy and rehabilitation services are available. Medication management and personal care services ensure that daily needs are met. The community accommodates special diets and dietary needs, with a nutrition specialist on staff. Occupational therapy and rehabilitation services, along with therapists, are available to assist residents in maintaining their independence and quality of life.

"My mother wound up going in here. She had been there before and I felt truly that she was in the best place that she could be. I have no complaints about anything there. She says the food is okay. Everything about it is good and it is clean. "

"Overall, I was rather impressed with the facility. The staff seemed to genuinely care about their residents/patients, and the residents seemed relatively happy in their environment. The food that was provided to the residents was pretty decent, and there was a substantial amount of activities taking place in various areas of the facility. "

"Manor House was fine and probably where we’ll go because it is life care and we won’t need to go out of state. They told me they are having a fence put in. They do have security guards that walk the premises. It is an older facility. "

"South River Nursing and Rehabilitation Center serves as a nursing home, assisted living facility, and Hospice home for the terminally ill. The reason for my visits were to visit my aunt as she was battling cancer. She needed around the clock nurses to help her attempt to beat the illness and unfortunately her family could not provide that at the time. One of the reasons I put this nursing home in such high regards is the fact that they accepted her into the program even though financially we were all incapable of covering the costs. They actually cared to see her make improvements, it was not just about money to them, and that meant a lot to us all. The grounds are beautiful both inside and out, with a colorful and inviting garden in the front that makes visitors and patients feel welcome. Instead of looking like a medical facility, it looks more like a large house that has been very well cared for. They even have a sizable deck on the back of the house with a grill, patio furniture, and garden waterfall. The landscaping was clearly designed with the intentions of providing a quiet, peaceful place for the patients to heal. They allowed her to have her own room, which was quite large and had full cable t.v., a large window, and seating for her guests. The nurses took impeccable care of her; even when she was not able to bathe herself any longer they made sure she maintained her hygiene regularly. Because of an intestinal blockage caused by the cancer and lack of appetite, there were times when she couldn't/wouldn't eat food. Her nurse would make numerous attempts at finding small things she could digest and would enjoy just to make her comfortable. They even allowed us to throw her a small birthday party, giving us full access to the back deck, kitchen, and common living room. Her nurse even bought her a few small nicknacks to liven up her room, and surprised her with circus peanuts, which has always been her favorite candy. They provided her with top notch care, and they fought for her recovery just as hard as the people who were her own blood. When finally came time for her to be with God, they made it a point to contact the family, offered her religious rites of passage, and consoled those of us who just couldn't bear to see another loved one pass. It was a wonderful facility, and even though I hope to never have reason to see another loved one need nursing assistance, if it happens, I hope that South River Health will be there just as they were for my Aunt. "